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June 22, 2006Posted on 06/22/2006 in
Pressure? What pressure? Not enough, apparently
Even though lots of one-day cricket is played in England, the international side isn’t what it could be. But rather than that be a surprise, it’s actually quite understandable, says Mike Selvey in The Guardian.
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